Suspects livestream wild police chase through LA

A group of fools gave the internet a front-row seat to their own police chase — livestreaming the wild Los Angeles pursuit as it unfolded early Saturday morning.

Several men could be heard cursing, panicking and scrambling for answers during an Instagram Live broadcast while officers with the LAPD chased their speeding vehicle.

The chaotic footage showed flashing red-and-blue police lights trailing behind them as the vehicle raced through the streets.

The engine could be heard revving as the suspects appeared to flee, while a police helicopter eventually locked onto the vehicle with a spotlight.

The speeding hooligans can be heard discussing a backpack and worrying about their next move.

“I don’t know where to go my n—a,” one suspect said.

One of the men is heard saying to “get the backpack ready,” while another yells at him to hold it as police sirens blare behind them.

Several people are seen commenting on the livestream, including one person who says to “lose them first and then toss it.”

About 3 minutes in, the livestream goes silent.

Footage from the scene shows several men in handcuffs while police search a black car’s trunk. Police are seen sifting through a backpack with several screwdrivers and wires on the ground.

The Los Angeles Police Department told The California Post that Van Nuys units began a pursuit of a man with a gun around 3:45 a.m. on Wednesday. Police chased the hooligans southbound on the 405 until the chase ended on the 7th Street bridge.

Four suspects were taken into custody, officials told The Post.

Details about what was recovered at the scene or the identities of the suspects were not made available.

The user who livestreamed the chase, 310_luis_ , is present at the scene in handcuffs.

It’s unclear what the men were charged with.

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